Cybercriminals claim a million victims a day with an online scam that McAfee Labs predicts will cost consumers the most money in 2010: scareware. Scareware appears as legitimate looking pop-up alerts warning users their computer is infected and prompting them to install malware disguised as security software. Stevie Wilson, a scareware victim who lives in Los Angeles, shares her story in this video. Go to www.mcafee.com/consumer-threats-blog to read the Consumer Threat Alert about scareware scams. Consumers can sign up for free to get warnings on the latest online threats at www.mcafee.com/consumer-threats-signup.

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This is the intro for an old techtv show called “Cyber Crime”

Our Kids aren’t safe! Predators are now not only using the internet to approach our children, they are now using mobile phones and gaming stations such as xBox & Wii. Other rapidly growing dangers are Sexting and Cyber bullying. Protect our digital kids and keep them safe. Find out how at www.mobilephonesandkids.com

A brief seminar on the growing problems of phishing and its prevention. The narration is by Eastern India’s Cyber Law Expert Misum Hossain.